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Majestic, powerful, and emblematic of the American West, bison once roamed North America in herds numbering in the tens of millions. By the late 1800s, these magnificent creatures were hunted to near ...
Located in the heart of Alberta's prairies, this stunning Canadian park is a natural wonder and a major conservation success story.
American Prairie is offering 24 opportunities to shoot a bison on its Sun Prairie property, with the added opportunity for five recipients to take a bison of any age. The annual drawing gives ...
The American bison, once roaming North America in tens of millions, faced near-extinction in the 19th century when their numbers plummeted to fewer than 1,000 individuals. Today, conservation efforts ...
Learn American bison facts about recovering bison populations to heal grasslands and help create habitats for other wildlife.
Buffalo are an icon of the American wild. They have been honored in song ("Home on the Range"), athletic teams (the University of Colorado Buffaloes), famous people (Buffalo Bill Cody), entire cities ...
Wildlife officials recently announced that a new species is now at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium's International Conservation Center in Somerset County.Four A ...
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium’s International Conservation Center in Somerset County has welcomed one of North America’s most iconic species – the American Bison. Four bison ...
In Central Washington, the Yakama Nation manages a herd of bison — and, if you make an appointment, you can visit the majestic American beasts yourself.
ABILENE Abilene Zoo has announced the arrival of two American bison, bringing one of North America’s most iconic species back to the Abilene community. Just one century ago, bison roamed the ...
ABILENE, Texas — The Abilene Zoo is bringing back a beloved animal after more than 14 years. According to the zoo, two American bison will soon call the zoo home. The Abilene Zoo housed bison ...
The American bison, which is the largest terrestrial animal in North America, has two subspecies: wood bison and plains bison, with a population split of about 11,000 and 20,000, respectively.